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PS proposes no added value in the sale of houses up to 300 thousand euros

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Briefings

The Portuguese Socialist Party (PS) proposes a three-year emergency housing plan to the government, including a tax exemption on capital gains for homes sold up to 300,000 euros for personal use. This initiative follows a previous August 2025 letter to Prime Minister Luís Montenegro that proposed seven measures, but no response was received. The PS also highlights the creation of the National Housing Access Service (SENHA) to integrate existing state instruments and mobilize public and private sectors. The proposal is being developed through a national audit across five axes, with a public presentation scheduled at the end of the current process.

Key points

• The PS proposes a three-year emergency housing plan including a tax exemption on capital gains for homes sold up to 300,000 euros for personal use.
• The PS previously sent a letter to Prime Minister Luís Montenegro in August 2025 proposing seven measures but received no response.

Context

The PS aims to address Portugal's housing crisis by proposing a new tax regime and new housing services. The initiative builds on a previous letter sent in August 2025 that proposed seven measures, but no response was received. The PS also highlights the creation of the National Housing Access Service (SENHA) to integrate existing state instruments and mobilize public and private sectors.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the PS's proposal and a previous letter sent in August 2025. The specific timeline of the current proposal's development and the exact public presentation date are not fully specified. The evidence does not include data on the current state of housing vacancies or the specific number of homes available for immediate habitation.

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